Toledo (CA 133) - Naval Cruise Book

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ECHO First Row Munro, A., Lupton, G. B., Wilson, E. D., Miller, H. R., ENS S. D. Moss, CHELEC E. H. Lair, Becker, I A., Smith, E. J., Ritz, T. J., Erancone, K. L. Second Row Connel, M. D., Murphy, R. J., Erickson, W. V., Schrammel, E. T., Hermann, D. E., Greene, T. H., Allen A. G., Ford, D. V., Rzeuwske, A., Jenkins, R. C., Haller, D. J., Hayhow, E. H., Buck, J. K. Third Row Wall, T. N., Tyler, G. W., Mokry, E. L., Lemke, H. Wi., Coniglio, G. W., Cournoyer, R., Allen, M. L. Patton, D. D., Smith, W. L., Ruhland, R. G., Beebe, B. B., Kline, R. N., Turley, J. W., Dorrell, R. D. LOOKING FOR SHORTS Two very popular phone numbers aboard the BIC Tn are 359 and 34.5, especially when the lights or fans in your compartment don't work or your phone finally gives up the battle. These two well used phone numbers are located in the Electric and IC Workshops respectively. Contrary to popular belief, the EM and ICEM does a great deal more than just change light bulbs and repair phones. They are responsible for and must keep in work- ing order almost all electrical gear and all in- terior communications gear aboard TOLEDO. Knowing the complexity of the ship, you can imagine the size of their job. The division is divided into six gangs, each with a special job to do. The Power Gang, headed by D. C. VANHOY, EM3, spends most of its time cooling the ship and crew by keeping vent motors and controllers in good repair. The Lighting Gang, with E. T. SCHRAMMEL at its helm, has a constant eye on the lighting, naturally. A lighting electrician is found doing his job anywhere from the bilges to the top of the mast and from the jackstaff to the fantail.